Is next week's rate cut a done deal? Is crypto spring really here?
Just saw the news—there’s a high probability the Fed will cut rates again next week. The world is about to kick off another round of monetary easing.
Sound familiar? Historically, every time the Fed cuts rates and liquidity loosens, high-volatility assets like crypto are usually among the beneficiaries. Hot money looks for a way out, and crypto is always one of the options.
So this time, will BTC break out of its current range? Will ETH follow? Is altcoin season really coming back?
But let’s be clear—it’s not that simple.
Rate cuts are a positive, but the effect takes time to filter through. And there are other variables now—trade friction, tariffs. ISM Manufacturing Chair Susan Spence put it bluntly: “With the cloud of tariffs hanging over companies, who dares to expand investment easily?”
On one hand, you have central bank liquidity; on the other, macroeconomic uncertainty. Is this the start of a bull market, or just another liquidity mirage?
What do you think?
All-in camp: Already all in, just waiting for the liquidity wave to push up prices? Wait-and-see camp: Holding coins and waiting for clearer signals? Analysis camp: Will the rate cut immediately reflect in crypto prices, or will it take time to play out?
The market inflection point is near. Where do you stand?
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BrokenYield
· 2025-12-12 23:10
rate cuts aren't the silver bullet everyone thinks tbh... seen this movie play out too many times. liquidity spike ≠ sustainable rally, especially with tariff uncertainty looming. correlation matrix tells a different story than hopium charts do.
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GasGuzzler
· 2025-12-11 09:38
Interest rate cut? Ha, same old story. Said the same thing last time, and what was the result? I just want to know when TRX will move again, we're all damn numb.
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BearMarketBro
· 2025-12-11 06:50
Here we go again, is lowering interest rates the golden move? I don't think so. The dark clouds over tariffs won't dissipate, and hot money won't foolishly pour into the crypto space.
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TokenomicsShaman
· 2025-12-10 01:22
Rate cuts? Ha, same old story. Hot money flowing into the crypto space is something, but tariffs are an even bigger trap than rate cuts.
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GasFeeVictim
· 2025-12-10 01:20
It's always about rate cuts and quantitative easing, getting tired of hearing it... I've already gone all in a long time ago, and since I've already lost, let's see if this wave can help me recover.
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RugPullAlertBot
· 2025-12-10 01:12
Rate cuts again and again, it's always the same routine. How many times did we hear this last year? And what happened? Crypto is still crypto, and the money still hasn't come.
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hodl_therapist
· 2025-12-10 01:11
Here we go again? Rate cuts = money printing = coin prices rising, it's always said like this, but what actually happens... Tariff clouds are the real issue. It's still unclear where the hot money will go.
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DeFiChef
· 2025-12-10 00:56
It's the same old rate cut logic... Either they've never made money before, or they're just afraid this time it's a trap that will trick them into going all in again.
ETH, TRX, SXP
Is next week's rate cut a done deal? Is crypto spring really here?
Just saw the news—there’s a high probability the Fed will cut rates again next week. The world is about to kick off another round of monetary easing.
Sound familiar? Historically, every time the Fed cuts rates and liquidity loosens, high-volatility assets like crypto are usually among the beneficiaries. Hot money looks for a way out, and crypto is always one of the options.
So this time, will BTC break out of its current range? Will ETH follow? Is altcoin season really coming back?
But let’s be clear—it’s not that simple.
Rate cuts are a positive, but the effect takes time to filter through. And there are other variables now—trade friction, tariffs. ISM Manufacturing Chair Susan Spence put it bluntly: “With the cloud of tariffs hanging over companies, who dares to expand investment easily?”
On one hand, you have central bank liquidity; on the other, macroeconomic uncertainty. Is this the start of a bull market, or just another liquidity mirage?
What do you think?
All-in camp: Already all in, just waiting for the liquidity wave to push up prices?
Wait-and-see camp: Holding coins and waiting for clearer signals?
Analysis camp: Will the rate cut immediately reflect in crypto prices, or will it take time to play out?
The market inflection point is near. Where do you stand?